B2 - Wednesday, March 30, 1983 - North Shore News

| SEVEN TEAMS STILL IN -HUNT

lron Horse and Lynn Valley advance

Iron Horse Sunday
became the second team to
qualify for the semi-finals of
the Coaches’ League Cup
and will join Lynn Valley on
the sidelines next week in
waiting for their opponents
to emerge from the seven
teams still in the hunt.

The League champions
have parlayed an early-
morning bye into the ad-
vantage they needed to
defeat league runners-up
Lynnwood Hotel! 5-3.
Lynnwood had _ already
played one match, rolling
over Molsons 4-1.

Two other early games
were decided on penalty-
kicks after ending in dead-
locks after sixty minutes of
action as Aardquin Con-
struction edged Olympics 1-
QO and Carlings nipped
Olympia Gold Caps 2-1. The
fourth early match saw Eagle
Harbour bow out of cup
action with a 1-0 defeat at
the hands of Caribbean
Stars.

Olympics were also
eliminated from further play
when they encountered
overwhelming odds in their

second game. Waiting for
them after a strenuous first
match in extremely wet
conditions was a well-rested
Superstars team who had
enjoyed an early morning
bye and a seemingly dis-
interested referee who in-
sisted on shortening the
game to fifty minutes.
Superstars started fast and
opened the scoring, but
Olympics equalized through
Harald Bonkowski from a
corner-kick in the second
half. Olympics were pressing
when the referee took over
and ejected three of their

Chena moves up

Saskatoon was the 1983
host site for the Canadian
Western Junior Nationals,
held March 24-26. Thirty
four clubs and over 300
swimmers from the four
Western provinces were in
attendance.

Chena Swim Club
qualified eight North Shore
Swimmers for this meet and
the final stats proved 90 per
cent of the swims to be
season best or personal best
times. Representing Chena
were: Shonnagh Smith,
Paula Neufeld, Gillian
Morfitt; Lisa Woods, Suzy
Stanton; Trevor McBryan,
Clint Hirst and Steve Ingo.

Leading the lanes for
Chena were Clint Hirst and
Steve Ingo in the following
events:

S. Ingo
200 Free, 4th Finals,
100 Back, 5th Finals

100 Free, 4th Consols (7th
overall

50 Free, First alternate

Clint Hirst

400 IM, 4th Finals,

200 Back, Ist Consols (6th
overall)

200 IM, 3rd Consols (8th
overall)

200 Fly, 7th, Finals

Strong swims were also
clocked by Lisa Woods who
splashed her way to four
lifetime best swims in the 200
IM, 200 Fly, 100 Breast and
100 Fly (6th Consols):
Shonnagh Smith, 40 Free
(29:13, 7th Consols: Susy
Stanton, 100 Back, 1:13.86
(8th Consols): Trevor
McBryan, 100 Breast
(1:00.89, 4th Consols) and
200 Breast (2:32.91, Sth
Consols); Gillian Morfitt,
100 Breast, 1:23.83 and
Paula Neufeld, 5O Free,
29.83.

Chena's final team
standing placed them 14th
overall in a field of 34 teams.

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four back-line players under

questionable circumstances,

but Superstars still couldn't

penetrate the O's defensive
_-wall.

After the final whistle
brought a 1-1 deadlock, the
referee insisted on fifteen
Minutes extra play, contrary
to tournament rules, but the
beleaguered Olympics still
Managed to repel the

Superstars’ attacks although
they were playing with only 8
men, and had _ several
chances of their own to
score the winning goal. With
the game still tied after extra
time, Superstars gained their
victory on penalty kicks as
the Olympics bounced shots

off the crossbar and the goal-

post.
Olympia Gold Caps staved
off elimination and ended

Caribbean Stars season
instead as they earned a 2-1
decision on penalty-kicks.
Jim Adams had kept the
‘Caps hopes alive when he
tied the score 1-1 with a goal
on the last kick in regulation
time. .

Other games saw Park
Royal (who also had an early
bye) edge Molsons 1-0 while
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